Rising crime isn't about guns...

"They came in the right way". Legal immigration has done far more damage than illegal immigration.

What Carney tells reporters in French "We want to arrive at sustainable immigration levels. Well, we'll see" "Quebec is distinct, it's unique because of its culture, its language and other aspects of its nature. So it's appropriate in the case of Quebec." @MarkJCarney

Mass immigration is turning democracy into an ethnic head count. The only policy that prevents this is remigration.

Carney is at it again — recycling the same inflated immigration numbers in today’s Alberta referendum presser that he used on Red FM and elsewhere He claims: * Asylum seekers down 70% * Temporary foreign worker flows down 60% * Foreign students down 80% “over the course of the last 18 months.” Here’s the actual data from IRCC and government sources: * Asylum: Full-year 2025 was only a 34% drop (114,515 claims vs ~173,000 in 2024). The ~68–70% figure only appears when you compare early-to-mid 2026 against the 2024 peak. That’s not “the last 18 months.” * Temporary workers: Full-year 2025 new arrivals were closer to 47% lower than 2024. Jan–Aug 2026 vs the same period in 2024 is ~57%. The 60% is a selective partial-year snapshot, not the sustained 18-month reality. * Students: Full-year 2025 new arrivals fell ~61% from 2024. The 80% figure is for January–July 2026 versus the same months in 2024. Again, cherry-picking the steepest recent window. The temporary-arrival cuts from the 2023–24 peak are real. Presenting the most flattering partial-period percentages as if they describe the entire last 18 months is not. Permanent resident targets remain near 380,000 — still far above pre-Trudeau historical norms — and one-time programs plus existing temporary residents keep the overall numbers elevated This is the same pattern: take the most dramatic recent comparison, drop the full-year context, and sell it as “we’ve taken back control.” Albertans voting on the other nine questions (including greater provincial say on immigration) heard a carefully edited version of the record Strange how the paid press gallery keeps hearing Carney utter the same false numbers and go silent @MarkJCarney

Today I encourage you to remember Inspector William C. Hopkinson, who was shot dead in a Vancouver courthouse on this day in 1914 while doing his job enforcing Canada’s immigration laws. He was assassinated by Mewa Singh in a calculated, brutal attack tied to radical Sikh networks. While woke apologists try to ignore what happened 112 years ago, nothing changes the fact that a Canadian public servant was gunned down by someone who should not have been here in the first place. Hopkinson died defending our nation, and now, we remember him. RIP.

Ottawa will 'not budge' from 'sustainable' immigration levels: Carney ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…

I’m hearing from friends in Alberta that today is actually hitting folks pretty hard. Not the vote to remain, which was a relief, but the other 9 questions. It’s becoming clear that the feeling of unity suggested by the referendum result is undercut by majority support for questions which feature policies that scapegoat migrants. But no amount of punching down by Danielle Smith will fix Alberta’s health care, public education or cost-of-living crises. These are the consequences of years of underfunding, not of newcomers trying to build a life in that beautiful province. Albertans deserve real solutions to the crises they face, not scapegoating that divides us and fuels prejudice. Right now, all Canadians have an opportunity to reject this and say: we stand with migrants facing the brunt of this cynical, negative politics. A united Canada must mean more than just rejecting separation. It must mean actually standing up for all of us — building a movement across our differences to make this a country where everyone can live a life of dignity, equality and belonging.

BREAKING: Canada is officially removing the LMIA requirement for qualifying high-wage job offers from November 3, ending the step where employers had to prove no Canadian was available for the role, per CTV.